1 Watches from non-reputable sources
Say you’re ready to treat yourself to your favourite Breitling Navitimer. Perhaps it’s hard to get hold of, so you look a little further afield, to somewhere you’ve not really heard of before, that doesn’t have any reviews—and it’s there. The pictures are a little blurry, there’s no phone number, yet you can feel your finger inching towards your credit card. That’s why this is the first watch you should avoid: the one from a non-reputable source.
Have patience, wait a while, and hold out for the best example from a trustworthy source, because while the worst you can expect would be to lose all of your money completely, the best you can expect from shopping at a questionable outlet will be to always wonder whether or not the watch you bought is really everything it was supposed to be. Is that really the best-case scenario you want for yourself?